Sentence examples for accounts assumed from inspiring English sources

The next day, when Gordon went berserk backstage and attacked a wall with an axe, several news accounts assumed that he was reacting to the negative reviews.

But none of these accounts assumed that the emotions are inevitably disruptive to our reason, however important it may be to temper them.

Most traditional accounts assume that he had tired of his isolation from the Jewish community in Amsterdam or that he desired a quiet place in which to pursue his philosophical work.

There would, of course, be safety rules governing mutual funds that offered such accounts, assuming you wanted to put a piece of your money into the stock market.

They argue that such accounts assume a deterministic model of human behavior, in which men lose control over their behavior and respond somewhat mindlessly to pornographic stimuli (Cameron & Frazer 2000, 248 251).

Beorhtric's reign lasted sixteen years, and not thirteen; and all extant texts of the Chronicle agree on "iii", but many modern accounts assume that Egbert did indeed spend thirteen years in Francia.

In comparison, traditional accounts assume that motion estimates are based on sensory signals alone.

These results are difficult to explain by accounts assuming that reward enhances the learning of target distractor contingencies that is, contextual cueing (Tseng & Lleras, 2013).

On the theoretical front, most accounts assume that words in a bilingual's dominant language will compete for selection when bilinguals speak in their L2 (Green 1998; Kroll et al. 2006).

The following account assumes four players and describes a very basic form of the game.

Also, Doug Molloy was promoted to international business director for the Ford account, assuming some duties that had been handled by Mr. Neall.